Up next in 10
How to Bypass Google Account Verification on MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G | Unlock Google Lock / Skip FRP
Jul 4, 2024
MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G Unlock FRP:
https://www.hardreset.info/devices/motorola/motorola-moto-g71-5g/faq/bypass-google-verification/
If your MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G is locked by a Google account you should find the way to skip Google verification. Follow our steps in order to unlock
MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G. It's an easy and free method to remove factory reset protection on MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G. Let's bypass Google lock on MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G.
How to unlock MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G? How to bypass Google lock on MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G? How to bypass Google verification on MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G/ How to unlock FRP on MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G? How to skip Google protection on MOTOROLA Moto G71 5G?
#MotorolaMotoG71 #BypassGooogleMotorola #SkipFRP
Follow us on Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/hardreset.info
Like us on Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/hardresetinfo/
Tweet us on Twitter ► https://twitter.com/HardResetI
Support us on TikTok ► https://www.tiktok.com/@hardreset.info
Use Reset Guides for many popular Apps ► https://www.hardreset.info/apps/apps/
Show More Show Less View Video Transcript
0:00
Welcome
0:07
Avami is a Motorola MotoG 71 and today I will show you how you can bypass the Google
0:14
verification on this phone. Now if you look right here you can see that the phone that I have right here is locked and
0:21
there is the verification pattern, Google account and also you can see this little lock
0:25
right in the corner right here. So no denying it is locked
0:29
Now to get started with the actual bypass, you will need one thing for it, which is a SIM card
0:36
Now the SIM card doesn't need to have any kind of services. All it needs to have is a pin
0:42
And furthermore, you don't even need to know the pin. So if you have some kind of SIM card laying around, if it's locked, that will work just fine
0:52
You can use your SIM card that you are using right now in other phones
0:57
If it has a pin, then that's great. You just pop it in and do not unlock it
1:05
And if it does not have a pin, you will need to set one up on a different device
1:10
So, once you have that prepared, let's pop it into our phone. The tray is located on the left upper side right here
1:25
Thank you. Give it a second and we should see the pen
1:34
There we go. Once you see it, take it back out. Now this will keep the device locked as you can see. I'm going to obviously take it out fully
1:46
So from here you have this pop-up. So what you want to do with it is just drag the pop-up down
1:53
This will open up our notifications. So we're going to now from the
1:57
notifications select manage and from here we are going to select see all from last seven days
2:09
and then tap on a drop down and select it to be all apps and scroll down to youtube which is right at the
2:20
bottom click on it click on the icon of youtube and from there select open
2:27
Now once it opens up YouTube you want to click on the account icon Now before I actually progress any further I should probably mention that right at the beginning
2:41
You do need a Wi-Fi connection throughout the setup process. You just want to connect to any kind of Wi-Fi that you can and then begin the bypass because
2:50
you do need actual internet connection. So from here, like I mentioned, let's stop on the account icon
2:57
From there, we're going to now navigate to settings, about, and then Google Privacy Policy
3:05
which opens up Chrome. Select Accept and continue, and no thanks. And from here, you're going to top on the search bar and navigate to hard reset that info slash bypass
3:17
Now, I'll write it down. Once I have, you can pause the video to basically write it yourself
3:27
Now we go, so now will be the time to pause. Once you navigate to the website, you want to simply select settings
3:44
And in the settings, we're going to scroll down to accessibility right over here
3:49
And we're going to scroll down again and select accessibility menu. And we're going to enable it
3:55
So turn it on, allow. Now, it gives us a guide how to open it up, so two fingers swipe up from the bottom. Okay
4:02
We can go back, go back once more. And from here we're going to now navigate to apps and notifications right up here
4:11
See all 41 apps. And then you want to top on the three dots and select show system apps
4:20
And first of all, we're looking for Android setup. So we have one right here
4:25
and it looks like we only have one. Okay. So let's select Android setup
4:32
And we're going to select ForStop. And okay. Then you want to go back
4:38
There we go. And we're going to now look for Google Play Services
4:48
Okay, there we go. We are at the G. Google Play Services right over here
4:55
Once you find it click on it and you want to select disable disable app for a stop and okay Once you have done those two things we will now simply just spam back to get back to the setup
5:14
There we go. Now you probably want to mute it as well
5:20
The phone goes a little bit ape mode right here with spamming you with the ringtone
5:27
just because it has no Wi-Fi connection or maybe not Wi-Fi. It cannot connect to Google Play services
5:34
because we have disabled it and it's kind of not knowing what it's supposed to do
5:44
Okay, so as you can see, we're now back in the setup. And we're going to, again, progress a little bit
5:51
Select that step and continue. And now is the time that it's going to glitch out
5:55
and just not go anywhere. As you can see, just a second. It should give us..
6:08
Unless it won't be glitching out. But... Oh no, there we go
6:12
So select don't copy. And now I believe it's the time that it's going to try to..
6:17
Yep, there we go. As you can see, it's going to be checking for updates, trying to show you like a different page
6:22
but it automatically goes back for checking for updates. The reason why this is happening right now
6:26
is because we have disabled Google Play services. So the phone has no way to connect to the servers
6:32
and cannot check for updates, because it just doesn't allow us to go any further
6:37
So what we're going to do now is use that accessibility menu
6:41
that we have enabled before. So two fingers swipe up. It brings up this menu right over here
6:47
And what you want to do is select Assistant. It will show you a settings button somewhere right here
6:52
You want to click on it. And this will then redirect you to the app
6:57
info for the Google Play services where you want to select enable
7:02
Now the reason why I'm not showing you this and telling you is because this is going to take you probably several times
7:08
Let's see. You can see that I didn't even show up this time
7:13
So let's try that again. There we go. As you've seen for a split second there was enable
7:23
So you want to basically keep on spamming this till you get it
7:27
enabled right there. Once you do, it actually won't close. But basically I believe till you succeed it gonna keep on closing And as you can see it doesn always do what you want It will take you several tries to actually get it
7:45
Whoops, I didn't want to go back. It will take you several tries to probably get it
7:48
Now, it can take you, to be honest, anywhere from like one to two tries
7:53
all the way to a couple hundred tries, which is in my not very lucky state
7:59
So just keep on going. There is no right or wrong way of doing this
8:05
If you're basically doing what I told you to, which is two-finger, assistant, settings, and enable
8:12
that's all you need to do. There we go. So as you can see, it just enabled
8:21
It took me, well, as you've seen several tries to actually get it. Once you have enabled that you can go back
8:27
click somewhere to close this. And you'll see that this time it just goes a little bit further
8:33
So from here we can finish up the setup without actually needing to verify anything
8:38
And at this point you just want to simply skip through this entire setup
8:51
So just continue to skip everything that we can. And there we go. Once you have access to your home screen, you want to navigate to settings
9:08
because the device is still locked. So settings, scroll all the way down in the settings page
9:15
to system, select advanced, reset options, and then select erase all data, factor reset. Again
9:22
erase all data. And once you press on that button once again, it will begin factor reset of your device
9:29
Now I won't be doing this on the camera just because it doesn't really provide any extra information
9:34
Once you press that button, it just goes to a factor reset, which is all automatic
9:38
brings you back to the setup screen of your Android, and from there the device will be fully unlocked so you can set it up however you like
9:46
So, yeah, basically that is the last thing you need to press
9:50
and from there, bypass will be completely finished. So if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
9:59
Thank you
#Mobile Phones